Debris from a downed UAV struck an apartment block in Smolensk Region, Vasily Anokhin has said
Two people have been killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s Smolensk Region, according to local governor Vasily Anokhin.
Debris from a downed UAV hit an apartment block in the town of Yartsevo, causing the blaze which took the lives of the two civilians, Anokhin said in a post on social media on Wednesday morning.
“I express my sincere condolences to their families and loved ones of the victims. We share in your grief,” he said.
Ten residents were successfully evacuated from the burning building, the governor said.
During the night, a total of 37 drones were destroyed above Smolensk Region, located some 360 kilometers west of Moscow and bordering Belarus, according to Anokhin.
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